Hi Liz, I know there were many CAMERON's and McKINNON's in the Argyle/Inverness area. I am just tyring to pin-point it to one small area and to the correct connections between my McKinnon and Cameron. Do you know whether your William McKinnon had any brothers or sisters? Say a Janet or a Christina? I have a Charles Cameron marry a Christina McKinnon and had a daughter Christina Cameron b.c.1816 who married Archibald HENDERSON. Any connection with these? Kind regards Heather NSW ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elizabeth Lloyd" <elizabeth.lloyd@net.ntl.com> To: "'Heather Oldham'" <moldham@bigpond.net.au> Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 7:54 AM Subject: RE: [CLAN- MACKINNON] Janet McKINNON and Donald CAMERON of Moy, Kilmallie, Argyle > Heather > > I have McKinnon's in my family from Kilmonivaig quite near to Moy. My John > MacKinnon was born June 15 1822 son of William McKinnon weaver of Stronaba & > Ann Cameron. He had a sister Christian b. 16 feb 1824. > > It may just be coincidence that I have the same surnames as you but it was a > very quiet country area around 1800. > > regards > > Liz > > -----Original Message----- > From: Heather Oldham [mailto:moldham@bigpond.net.au] > Sent: 24 February 2003 22:57 > To: CLAN-MACKINNON-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CLAN- MACKINNON] Janet McKINNON and Donald CAMERON of Moy, > Kilmallie, Argyle > > > Hi Everyone > > Does anyone have the following Janet McKINNON and Donald CAMERON on one of > their branches. > > Does anyone have a Janet (Jannet) McKINNON who married Donald CAMERON and > lived in Moy, Kilmallie, Argyle around 1800. There son (Alexander) was born > in Moy around 1801. Janet McKINNON and Donald CAMERON would probably have > been born around the 1780's. > > Alexander CAMERON married Anne HENDERSON around 1830 and had four children > christened in Ballachulish. They sailed to Australia 1838/1939 on the Boyne. > > Donald CAMERON was described as a farmer in the Ballachulish area in 1838 > when his son went to Australia. > > Did Janet McKINNON originally come from Moy? Did her ancestors come from > Moy? > > Thanks for any help in this matter.

Thank you for that great information...I'll be hot footing it to the local LDS family History centre. Helene Helene J Hayes Pakenham, Vic mungungo@nex.net.au > The microfilm copy of the book is on LDS film 844784, Item 3. > The Scottish Record Society

Heather Oldham wrote > I have just come across two towns/villages by the name of "Moy" in the 1985 Bartholomew Road Atlas of Britain (in the Argyle area) > > First question - What does Moy mean? > > Second question - If my Cameron's came from Moy, Kilmallie which is more likely - would it have been the Moy between Strone and Gairlochy, or from Moy, between Craigbeg and Moy Lodge on Loch Moy along Glen Spean? > > Does this second Moy, along Glen Spean, belong to a different clan area? ======== There is no such word as "moy" in the Gaelic and I have not found an explanation for it's being used as a place name. However, "Moid" is a "degree of greatness." "Moine" is peat or moss. Take your pick. Moy in Kilmallie (Argyll) is indeed the one between Strone and Gairlochy. The one between Craigbeg and Moy Lodge is, in the Parish of Kilmonivaig (Inverness-shire). Both are in Cameron country. Although there is another Moy (a Parish) east of Loch Ness which is MacKintosh (note the K) country. Best Wishes Les

> Anne Maye wrote: > > > I am wondering if there is someone out there who can give me a rough > > date for the Rev MCLEOD from Fiunary who moved to Glasgow with some > > of his congregation pre 1854. > > > > If he joined St Columba's Church in Glasgow .. can someone give me an > > idea of where that is in terms of address and parish or suburb? > > I suggest she looks at the website for St. Columba's (Gaelic) Church of > Scotland in St Vincent St. Glasgow. > > http://www.highlandcathedral.org/book5.htm > > It has a book on the church and, in Chapter 5, has mention of the Very Rev > Donald MacLEOD who was minister from 1838 - 1862. > > Best Wishes > Les >

Hi Everyone I have just come across two towns/villages by the name of "Moy" in the 1985 Bartholomew Road Atlas of Britain (in the Argyle area) First question - What does Moy mean? Second question - If my Cameron's came from Moy, Kilmallie which is more likely - would it have been the Moy between Strone and Gairlochy, or from Moy, between Craigbeg and Moy Lodge on Loch Moy along Glen Spean? Does this second Moy, along Glen Spean, belong to a different clan area? Thank for any help in this matter. Kind regards Heather. NSW.

The microfilm copy of the book is on LDS film 844784, Item 3. The Scottish Record Society When I just looked that up I found that there is a whole series of items on film from The Scottish Record Society. I didn't know that before. Regards, Win MacKenzie Here's the list. It's long but there might be something else of interest . . . The Binns papers, 1320-1864 / Dalywell, Sir James Bruce Wilkie Book of records of the ancient privileges of the Canongate / Wood, Marguerite The buoik of the kirk of the Canagait, 1564-1567 / Calderwood, Alma B The burgesses & guild brethren of Glasgow, 1573-1750 / Anderson, James R The burgesses & guild brethren of Glasgow, 1751-1846 / Anderson, James R The burgh court book of Selkirk, 1503-1545 / Rae, Thomas I Calendar of writs of Munro of Foulis, 1299-1823 / McInnes, C. T Calender of irregular marriages in the South Leith kirk session records, 1697-1818 / Marshall, James Scott Calender of writs preserved at Yester House, 1166-1625 / Harvey, Charles C. H Charter chest of the earldom of Wigtown, 1214-1681 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot of Argyll : register of inventories, 1693-1702 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot of Edinburgh : consistorial processes and decreets, 1658-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Argyle : register of testaments, 1674-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Brechin : register of testaments, 1576-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Dumfries : register of testaments, 1624-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Dunblane : register of testaments, 1539-1800 / Scotland. Commissariot (Dunblane) The commissariot record of Dunkeld : register of testaments, 1682-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The Commissariot record of Edinburgh : register of testaments, 1514-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Glasgow : register of testaments, 1547-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Kirkcudbright : executry papers, 1663-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Lanark : register of testaments, 1595-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Lauder : register of testaments, 1561-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Moray : register of testaments, 1684-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Orkney and Shetland : register of testaments / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Peebles : register of testaments, 1681-1699 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of St. Andrews : register of testaments, 1549-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Stirling : register of testaments, 1607-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot record of Wigtown : register of testaments, 1700-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot records of Caithness : register of testaments, 1661-1664 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The commissariot records of the Isles : register of testaments, 1661-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 The court book of Shetland, 1602-1604 / Donaldson, Gordon, 1913- The court book of Shetland, 1602-1604 / Donaldson, Gordon, 1913- Court minutes of Balgair, 1706-1736 / Dunlap, Jean Court of the Lord Lyon, list of His Majesty's officers of arms and other officials, with genealogical notes, 1318-1945 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 Edinburgh poll tax returns for 1694 / Wood, Marguerite The Faculty of Advocates in Scotland, 1532-1943 : with genealogical notes / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 Index to genealogies, birthbrieves and funeral escutcheons recorded in the Lyon Office / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 Index to the register of burials in the churchyard of Restalrig, 1728- 1854 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 Index to the register of marriages and baptisms in the parish of Kilbarchan, 1649-1772 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 Inhabitants of the Argyll estate, 1779 / Cregeen, Eric R Inventory of documents relating to the Scrymeour family estates, 1611 / Thomson, John Maitland An inventory of Lamont papers, 1231-1897 / Lamont, Sir Norman, Bart Inventory of Pitfirrane writs, 1230-1794 / Angus, William, 1877- Inventory of the principal progress-writs of the Barony of Innes, 1225- 1767 / Innes, Sir Thomas The Lag charters, 1400-1720 : Sir Phillip J. Hamilton-Grierson's calendar / Grierson, Sir Phillip James Hamilton Marriages at Gretna Hall, 1829-April 30, 1855 / M'Connel, E. W. J Melrose parish registers of baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, session minutes, 1723-1741 and mortuary rolls, 1642-1820 / Romanes, Charles S Miscellaneous executry paper preserved in H.M. Register House, 1481-1740 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 Monumental inscriptions in St. Cuthbert's Churchyard, Edinburgh (newer portion) / Smith, John, 1820-1871 Monumental inscriptions in St. Cuthbert's Churchyard, Edinburgh (older portion) / Smith, John, 1820-1871 Parish lists of Wigtownshire and Minnigaff, 1684 / Scot, William Parish of Holyroodhouse or Canongate, register of marriages, 1564-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 Parish register of Durness, 1764-1814 / Morrison, Hew Parish registers of Canisbay (Caithness), 1652-1666 / Beaton, D Parish registers of Dunfermline, 1561-1700 / Paton, Henry The parishes of Medieval Scotland / Cowan, Ian B Protocol book of Dominus Thomas Johnsoun, 1528-1578 / Johnsoun, Thomas Protocol book of Gavin Ros, N.P. 1512-1532 / Ros, Gavin, fl. 1512-1532 Protocol book of James Foulis, 1546-1553, and Nicol Thounis, 1559-1564 / Foulis, James Protocol book of James Young, 1485-1515 / Young, James, fl. 1485-1515 Protocol book of John Foular / Foular, John Protocol book of Mark Caruthers, 1531-1561 / Carruthers, Mark Protocol book of Mr. Gilbert Grote, 1552-1573 / Grote, Gilbert Protocol book of Sir Alexander Gaw, 1540-1558 / Gaw, Sir Alexander, fl. 1540-1558 Protocol book of Sir John Cristisone, 1518-1551 / Cristisone, Sir John Protocol book of Sir Robert Rollok, 1534-1552 / Rollok, Sir Robert Protocol book of Sir William Corbet, 1529-1555 / Corbet, Sir William, fl. 1529-1555 Records of the Church of Scotland : preserved in the Scottish Record Office and General Register Office, Register House Edinburgh The register of apprentices of the city of Edinburgh, 1583-1666 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 Register of Baptisms, chapels at Bairnie and Tillydesk, 1763-1801, and index / Macgregor, John Register of baptisms, proclamations, marriages and morthcloth dues : contained in Kirk-Session records of the Parish of Torphichen, 1673-1714 Register of births and marriages for the Episcopal congregation at St. Andrews, 1722-1787 / Winter, Canon Register of burials in the chapel Royal or Abbey of Holyroodhouse, 1706-1900 Register of Edinburgh apprentices, 1666-1700 / Watson, Charles B. Boog, b. 1858 Register of Edinburgh apprentices, 1701-1755 / Watson, Charles B. Boog, b. 1858 Register of Edinburgh apprentices, 1756-1800 / Wood, Marguerite Register of interments in the Greyfriars buryingground, Edinburgh 1658- 1700 / Paton, Henry The register of marriages for the parish of Edinburgh, 1595-1750 / Paton, Henry Register of marriages of the city of Edinburgh, 1751-1800 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 Register of marriages of the parish of Unst, Shetland, 1797-1863 / Grant, Sir Francis J. (Francis James) , b. 1863 Register of testaments : 1715-1800 / Scotland. Commissariot (Aberdeen) Register of the Burgesses of the Burgh of the Canongate, from 27th June- 25th September 1733 / Armet, Helen Registers of the Episcopal congregation in Leith, 1733-1775 / Macintyre, Angus Roll of Dumbarton burgesses and guildbrethren, 1600-1846 : with a continuation thereof to the present day / Roberts, Fergus Roll of Edinburgh burgesses and guildbretheren, 1406-1700 / Watson, Charles B. Boog, b. 1858 Roll of Edinburgh burgesses and guildbretheren, 1701-1760 / Watson, Charles B. Boog, b. 1858 Roll of Edinburgh burgesses and guildbretheren, 1761-1841 / Watson, Charles B. Boog, b. 1858 Service of heirs, Roxburghshire, 1636-1847 / Macleod, John Some family papers of the Hunters of Hunterston / Hunter-Weston, Sir Aylmer Gould Donna Lou Ritter wrote: >There used to be a site that had the index of people & places listed, but it >seems to have disappeared. There is a microfilm available throught Family >History Centers which contains a copy of the book. I don't know the call >number for the film, I just know it exists. >D. Lou Ritter > >

There used to be a site that had the index of people & places listed, but it seems to have disappeared. There is a microfilm available throught Family History Centers which contains a copy of the book. I don't know the call number for the film, I just know it exists. D. Lou Ritter ----- Original Message ----- From: "Helene J Hayes" <mungungo@nex.net.au> To: <1779 Duke of Argyll's Census > Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 12:31 AM Subject: Re: [ARGYLL] 1779 Duke of Argyll's Census > I would be very interested in this information too. > Thanks > Helene J Hayes > Pakenham, Vic > > mungungo@nex.net.au > > > "Rosemary Meechan" wrote > > Subject: [ARGYLL] 1779 Duke of Argyll's Census > > > I apologise in advance if a lot has been posted about > this census-and sheer forgetfulness has obliterated it > in my memory- but where can this be read or got at or > generally examined for traces of one's ancestors? > Oh, and how far did the Duke's estates extend beyond > Inveraray, and were there later ducal censuses? > > Rosemary > > > > ==== SCT-ARGYLL Mailing List ==== > **************************************************************** > Please remember to send ALL list mail to SCT-ARGYLL-L@rootsweb.com >

I would be very interested in this information too. Thanks Helene J Hayes Pakenham, Vic mungungo@nex.net.au "Rosemary Meechan" wrote Subject: [ARGYLL] 1779 Duke of Argyll's Census I apologise in advance if a lot has been posted about this census-and sheer forgetfulness has obliterated it in my memory- but where can this be read or got at or generally examined for traces of one's ancestors? Oh, and how far did the Duke's estates extend beyond Inveraray, and were there later ducal censuses? Rosemary

Hi List I am wondering if there is someone out there who can give me a rough date for the Rev MCLEOD from Fiunary who moved to Glasgow with some of his congregation pre 1854. If he joined St Columba's Church in Glasgow .. can someone give me an idea of where that is in terms of address and parish or suburb? Thank you for any info that you can supply. Anne Maye in Oz.

Hi everyone, I have just joined this list in hopes to find information on the following family: Neil McLEAN, b abt 1794 and wife Sarah - natives of the parish of Killionan, Islay, Argyllshire Their children: Archibald McLEAN, b. 1833, d. Nov. 6, 1906, married Isabelle McARTHUR, b. 1853, d. May 2, 1887 Duncan McLEAN, b abt 1818, d. July 15, 1875, married Nancy McDERMAID, b. 1827, d. 1914 Hugh McLEAN Lachlan McLEAN, b. 1824, d. 1922, married Sarah, b. 1827 d. 1911 Donald McLEAN This family immigrated to Canada around 1843 and settled in Erin township, Wellington County, Ontario Regards, Don Chesney dchesney8@cogeco.ca

I apologise in advance if a lot has been posted about this census-and sheer forgetfulness has obliterated it in my memory- but where can this be read or got at or generally examined for traces of one's ancestors? Oh, and how far did the Duke's estates extend beyond Inveraray, and were there later ducal censuses? Rosemary ===== REFUSEZ LA GUERRE EN IRAQ ! Manifester notre désaccord face à la guerre et soutenir les gouvernements réticents comme la France, l’Allemagne et la Suisse. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Everything you'll ever need on one web page from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts http://uk.my.yahoo.com

Back again after problems with computor.Looking for any information on these McCallums born in Campbeltown Francis dob 17/09/1830 Alexander dob 22/11/1832 Neil dob 14/01/1837 Flora dob 12/03/1839 John dob 09/03/1842 Donald dob 13/03/1848 Elizabeth dob 01/08/1845 Margaret dob 19/05/1850 Regards Gordon Poole Dorset

Interested to know if anyone knows the names of any of the children of Donald LIVINGSTONE (1728-1816) of Savary, Morvern, ARL, Sct and his wife Kate McINNES. It was this Donald LIVINGSTONE who saved the STEWART Banner at the Battle of Culloden in 1746. This is probably the Donald LIVINGSTONE listed in the 1779 Duke of Argyll's census as: ------------------------------------------ Duke of Agyll's 1779 Census Donald LIVINGSTON[E], tenant and family, 6 males, 4 females, Savary ------------------------------------------ My gt gt grandfather was Adam LIVINGSTONE, the miller at Savary around 1820, who would appear to be a descendant of this group. I am looking for any connections or information with possible links to the LIVINGSTONE families in this part of Morvern, ARL, Sct. Daryl Povey (Ballarat, Australia)

Please change my e-mail address to yvonnemoyer@cogeco.net effective now. Thank you. Yvonne Moyer ----- Original Message ----- From: <SCT-ARGYLL-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <SCT-ARGYLL-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 11:00 AM Subject: SCT-ARGYLL-D Digest V03 #32

----- Original Message ----- From: "Greenwood" <scotquester@bartnet.net> To: <SCT-ARGYLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 2:48 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Livingston/e relatives galore ! > Keith - have gathered quite a bit of data on this family from the Indexes for BMDs in Scotland. > Filming of the actual registration certs ended in 1875, with only 1881 and 1891 as later filmed > years. What I have found is from Index hits only. With Kilfilan as the Parish, there seems to have > been at least 2 separate families in that parish during the child-rearing years. I started with the > names you sent and found many others living in the same parish. Certainly they were related. > Census returns will tell a lot more of the story. Someone can surely send you the 1881 Census hits > for this family. I'd log onto ScotlandsPeople.com and get the census hits for 1891 and even 1901. > If you are near a Family History Center, the films for the 1891 census of Kilfinan can be ordered. > It is parish number 518. You will need this number if you order Kilfilan BMDs online, or if you find > a Researcher to do the same for you. Be mindful that a Researcher can charge you a lot less than > ordering these certs from the GRO. > > The BMD books are arranged by DATE of REGISTRATION, not date of event. A December event may not be > registered until Jan of the next year. Usually this Registration was done within a week of the B, M > or D, but that wasn't always the case. This explains why an event found below in the Indexes seems > to be in the wrong year. You may have the event date right, but it wasn't Registered until after > Jan 1 of the new year. The date of the actual B, M or D is on the individual Registration entry > [also called the Certificate]. > > You will see LivingstoN and LivingstonE for the same family. > > Marriages > 1875, John LIVINGSTON, Kilfinan #5. > 1875, Christina McLEAN, Kilfinan #5. > > Deaths > 1870, none in Kilfilan > 1871, Jane LIVINGSTON, 28, Kilfinan #2 > 1872-76, none in Kilfilan > 1877, Donald LIVINGSTON, 11, Kilfinan #18 > 1878, none in Kilfilan > 1879, Allan LIVINGSTON, 0, Kilfinan #20 > 1879, Catherine LIVINGSTON, 43, Kilfinan #50 > 1880 & 81, none in Kilfilan > 1882, Robert LIVINGSTON, 55, Kilfinan #17 > 1883, Dugald LIVINGSTON, 62, Kilfilan #12 > 1883, Margaret Martin LIVINGSTON, 1, Kilfilan #25 > No more deaths in Kilfinan for LIVINGSTON through 1891. > > Births [more than 1 family here] > 1871, Agnes Young LIVINGSTON, Kilfinan #2 > > <skipped to near marriage year, 1875> > 1875, John LIVINGSTON, Kilfilan #53 > 1876, none > 1877, Christina Weir LIVINGSTON, Kilfilan #21 > 1878, John, Kilfilan #29 [or perhaps #20] > 1879, Allan LIVINGSTON, Kilfilan #22 > 1879, Annie LIVINGSTON, Kilfilan #3 > 1880, none > 1881, Alexander LIVINGSTON, Kilfillan #9 > 1881, Jane Hunter LIVINGSTON, Kilfilan #39 > 1882, Janet LIVINGSTONE, Kilfillan #43 Twin ? > 1882, John LIVINGSTONE, Kilfilan #42 Twin ? > 1883, Margaret Martin LIVINGSTON, Kilfilan # 37 > 1884, Nicole Duncan LIVINGSTON, Kilfilan #21 > 1885, Duncan LIVINGSTONE, Kilfilan # 1 > 1885, Margaret Martin LIVINGSTONE, Kilfilan #48 > 1886, none > 1887, Annie Margaret LIVINGSTONE, Kilfilan #38 > 1887, Robert LIVINGSTON, Kilfilan #48 > 1888, none > 1889, none > 1890, Emma Henderson LIVINGSTON, Kilfilan #1 > 1891, none > 1892, Archibald Douglas LIVINGSTON, Kilfilan #14 > no more found until I ceased looking at the end of 1895. > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Note the Weir middle name for the 1877 Birth of Christina ! This indicates that perhaps WEIR is a > surname from a previous generation. Occasionally I note it occuring as an 'honor' to a local church > figure or a well known doctor, etc. to have someone's child named after them. > > All 8 children you mentioned are noted above, have to wonder if there was ONE other family or TWO ? > Too many dates conflict for this to be one Huge family. > > You can order the films for Argyllshire into the local FHC if you wish, but only for 1875 Births, > and 1875 Marriages along with 1871 Marriages and the 2 1881 Births. The rest were not filmed and > will probably remain unfilmed. > > I hope you can sift through the bundle of LIVINGSTONs here, reply if I can clarify anything. > > Meg Greenwood in Oklahoma, USA > > Original Message : > I am still trying to trace various family members. My grandmother Agnes > Young Kelshaw , nee Livingston, was born in Kilfinian, Argylshire in 1870. > She was the last child of her mother Jean Hunter Livingston. Her mother died > shortly after her birth. Her father remarried five years later to Christina > MacLean. My grandmother was raised by her stepmother whom she adored. > Christina MacLean Livingston bore eight children, John, Christina, Jeanie, > Margaret, Anne, Robert, Emma, and Archie. > <snip> > Thanks, Keith Thomas >

To Shane & Deb I do not know if this has any relevance to your Donald McLACHLAN, but here are some transcriptions from the cemetery at Lochaline in Morvern (I did them in 2000) Anne Maye in Oz. McLachlan Inscriptions in Lochaline Cemetery, Morvern, Scotland, September 2000 1. Celtic cross Pediment .. Campbells, Barr In memory of James Campbell, Lieutenant Royal Marines died at Tobermory 1852 Flora Campbell his wife died at Tobermory 1886 Their son Duncan Campbell died in Australia 1903 their daughters Mary Campbell died at Tobermory 1906 Jessie Campbell died at Glenards 1907. 2. Large table grave with modern plaque attached A Morven hero This Donald Livingstone (Domhnull Molach) born 1728c and died 1816c at Savary Morven, rescued the Stewart of Appin Regimental Banner at Culloden in 1746 The banner is now at Edinburgh Castle This memorial plaque was placed here in 1982 by Stewart Livingstone & other clansmen 3. Slate headstone at Lochaline Sacred to the memory of Donald Cameron Late farmer at Achbeg in Morven who died at Onich in Lochaber on the 19th Octr 1872 Also his wife Mary McLachlan who died at Onich on the 19th Feby 1871 and of Sarah their daughter who died at Onich on the 28th May 1872 also of their son Duncan who died Novr 1846 and of Alexr who died 4th April 1851 Erected by their surviving sons in respect to the memory of beloved parents and of their brothers & sister. 4. 2 gravestones, one large plot On left In loving memory of Dugald McLachlan born at Ferry House died 22nd March 1927 his wife Margaret Ann McDonald died 30th May 1945 their family Margaret Livingston died 13th July 1904 Murdoch McDonald died 12th Sept 1917 Duncan died 23rd April 1959 Base stone of pediment McLachlan On right In memory of Allan Livingston mariner who was drowned in Loch Lochy 1855 and of Catherine McInnis his wife who died in 1856 and Angus their son who died in infancy Allan who was drowned in Lochaline 1855 and their grandson Allan McLachlan who died in 1869 aged 13 years also their grandson Alexander Young who died at Port Limon, Costa Rica Central America 13th July 1873? 5. Obelisk with anchor, large family plot The Burial Ground of the late Captain McLachlan Ann McLachlan His Mother died 9th December 1848 (1845?) aged 68 years Captain McLachlan died 27th April 1849 aged 38 years 6. White marble on side of stone McL chapel with large plot and cast picket fence. In memory of John Sinclair Esq of Lochaline who died on the 11th day of Jany 1863 in the 93rd year of his age and of Catherine MacLachlan, his wife who died on the 23rd day of Novr 1825 aged 39 years. 7. Old stone .. Here lie the corpses of eleven children .... (indecipherable) 8. Recent upright headstone. Erected by his mother and sisters in loving memory of Donald MacLachlan Turner Bunnavullin, who died 5th Jan 1886 aged 39 years also his sister Christina who died 3rd Sept 1888 aged 34 Ann Robertson who died 25th Decr 1923 aged 41 her husband Dougald MacLachlan who died 16th Dec 1941 aged 52 also Jennifer Kelso born 27th March 1977 died 10th April 1977 also Donald Cameron MacLachlan who died 5th August 1978 aged 60 9. 3 headstones (a) On the left In loving memory of our father Lachlan McLachlan who died at Kingairloch 5th July 1894 aged 42 years our mother Anne McInnes died 3rd July 1913 aged 55 years our sisters Alexandria died 4th April 1892 aged 8 years Jessie died 9th August 1941 aged 54 years our uncles Dugald died 23rd February 1921 aged 69 years Alexander died 6th Sept 1927 aged 82 years erected by Mary and Anne. (b) In the middle Sacred to the memory of Hugh McLachlan late cattle dealer who departed this life at Kingairloch on the 2nd day of April 1873 aged 65 years erected by his children. (c) On the right .. older & more sunken & weathered Top line indistinct In memory of Dug ald McLachlan Late of Salachan who departed this life 1796 erected by his son ?? Alexander 1835 9. In memory of Lachlan McLachlan who peacefully departed this life at Ormsaig, Mull on the 12th Nov 1860 aged 50 years and of his son Hugh who died at Appin 12th Nov 1863 aged 24 years also of his daughter Janet who died in infancy and of Christina Cameron his wife who died at oban 2nd April 1883 aged 82 years and of their son John who died at Oban 8th Dec 1879 (1878?) 10. Modern black granite (or polished limestone?) with gold lettering facing Mull, not east. In loving memory of Duncan Sinclair beloved husband of Margaret MacLachlan died 21st May 1960 aged 74 years much loved dad of Maimie and Donnie. 11. In memory of John Henderson late of Kiel Colmkill who departed this life 14th Dec 1846 aged 63 years and of Mary MacLachlan his wife who died 7th April 1866 (1856?) aged 75 years Also a large white wall and white picket surround ... McLeod 12. Chapel Lochaline Cemetery on lintel The Burying Place of the MacLachlans Rahoy Inside Iain ic Lacllainn Lichiche Ainmeil Agus Fior-Bard 1804-1874

Hello Everybody, Could anybody help me with this place name please? 'Botadirnemore". I have tried all sorts of variations but .......... Regards Leo *************************************************************************************** 1. Duncan MACNAUGHTAN was born 1744 in Dalchiorlich, Glen Lyon, Perth, Scotland. He married Ann MCLEAN. She was born in Botadirnemore, Scotland. Child of Duncan MACNAUGHTAN and Ann MCLEAN is: Elspet (Elizabeth) MACNAUGHTAN, b. 30 July 1780, Dalchiorlich, Glen Lyon, Perth, Scotland. ****************************************************************************************** Researching these families: (Isle of Wight) CHARLO(W) / KNAPP / HUMBER / CHESSELL / LIST / MEW SMALL / MATTHEWS / WHITE / WILLSHER / (Hampshire) WATERS / KNAPP / EAST / FRANCIS / LOVE / (Dorset) WARREN / DAVIS / HURT / KNOTLEY / CRUMPLER / (Yorkshire) CHARLO(W) / (Scotland) MACNAUGHTAN / BRODIE / McARTHUR / McCALLUM / McKAY --------------------------------- Yahoo! Mobile - Exchange IMs with Messenger friends on your Telstra or Vodafone mobile phone.

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I am still trying to trace various family members. My grandmother Agnes Young Kelshaw , nee Livingston, was born in Kilfinian, Argylshire in 1870. She was the last child of her mother Jean Hunter Livingston. Her mother died shortly after her birth. Her father remarried five years later to Christina MacLean. My grandmother was raised by her stepmother whom she adored. Christina MacLean Livingston bore eight children, John, Christina, Jeanie, Margaret, Anne, Robert, Emma, and Archie. I am trying to find these half-siblings of my grandmother, all of whom were considerable younger than her. The last three being age mates of my grandmother's children. I beleive that one of the younger half-sisters married a Stuart, and another married a Weir. Likewise, I am trying to find their children. I have pictures of the Weir bothers. One of whom John Weir was in the Royal Canadian Navy during WWII and the other I believe was I merchant sailor. In a letter, John mentions their cousin Robert Stuart who was captured at Dunkirk. John also mentions an Uncle Bob who is a gardener at Ardishaig. I''m not sure whether Uncle Bob is a Weir or a Livingston. These are the only clues that I have. I hope that these will give some leads so that I can find my cousins or their children. Thanks Keith Thomas

While we are on the subject of McLeans-- Malcolm McLEAN married Katherine GRAHAM in Turbiskill Nth Knapdale abt 1798 Their family-- Sarah bp 1799 Turbiskill Hector bp 1801 Turbiskill died 1865 Lochgilphead married Christian Fisher b abt 1807 Dalavich died 1864 Greenock marr 1833 Nth Knapdale Dugald bp 1807 Turbiskill Effy bp 1812 Turbiskill marr Donald Fletcher 1833 Nth Knapdale Janet bp 1814 Turbiskill Hector & Christians family-- Neil bp 1833 Dunrosay Christian bp 1836 Auchish Malcolm bp 1838 Auchish marr Mary Lauder 1866 Greenock later lived Newcastle Catherine bp 1840 Grenock James bp 1843 Duntaynish Isabel bp 1845 Duntaynish Flora bp 1847 Duntaynish my grandmother later lived Dundee I would be interested to make contact with anyone connected to this family Flora NZ